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deleted_user
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I want to put a space between the proc report and the title statement that contains a JPG. I'm not having any luck. Is there a better way to do it? Also is there a better way to also put spaces inbetween the twp proc reports? Code is below....

options nodate;
ods noptitle;
ods pdf startpage=never;
ods pdf file='c:\PC_SAS\Test Page 3 1.29.10.pdf' style=CustPge notoc;
title '^S={just=center preimage="C:\PC_SAS\ Logo For Top Of Report.JPG"}';

ods pdf text= '^S={just=center font=("Times Roman",13PT,Bold )}Who is taking money out of your pocket? ^n Competitive Retail Store Spending(Top 5 locations) ';

proc report data=projects.comp_ret_store_spend_top_5 nowd;
where dealer_number='0018';
/*title1 "Who's taking money out of your pocket? ^n Competitive Retail Store Spending(Top 5 locations)";*/
column description cnt amt;
define description/ display format=$80.;
define amt/ display format=dollar6.;
label description = "Competitor Name"
Cnt = "Transactions"
AMT = "Amount" ;
run;

ods pdf text=' ';
ods pdf text=' ';
ods pdf text=' ';
ods pdf text=' ';
ods pdf text=' ';
ods pdf text=' ';
ods pdf text=' ';
ods pdf text=' ';
ods pdf text=' ';
ods pdf text='^S={just=center font=("Times Roman",13PT,Bold )}Where are your top customers using their Cards? ^n (Top 5 other categories) ';
proc report data=projects.top_5_other_cat nowd;
where dlr_no='0018';
column sic_class cnt amt;
define sic_class/ display format=$80.;
define amt/ display format=dollar10.;
label sic_class = "Category"
Cnt = "Transactions"
AMT = "Amount" ;
run;

ods pdf close;
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deleted_user
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Wrong forum. I'll post to the reporting one Sorry!

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